Bahco 9033 Extra Wide Jaw Adjustable Wrench, 270mm Length, Black

Typical high quality from Bahco. The 9033 spanner feels sturdy, adjusts smoothly, and the extra-wide jaw is really useful. Works well and holds its setting—great addition to the toolkit.

As a sparky (who also does the odd mechanical job) in a very large plant with diverse equipment, I need to limit the number of tools I carry around, and this spanner (along with a 6" bahco 9070P) has now replaced a roll of ring spanners and most of my ratchet spanners.The wrench itself is of good quality steel, with a positive feel on the adjustment wheel. The jaws stay put in the postion they have been set to, and there is very little jaw spread under load (by no means the case in cheaper adjustables you can buy).Note the spanner head is wider than you may be expecting, however this is a function of the extra wide jaws.To sum up this is and excellent adjustable for maintenance electricians / fitters, but a little too large for normal home use

Absolutely love these Bacho wide jaw wrenches. Make them a very handy tool to have around. The jaws are also quite slim which is a bonus for getting on nuts in tight places or half/lock nuts.I’d never by adjustable wrenches from any other brand, they just work and last. These wide wrenches just made the best better.Treat yourself 😃👍

Very overpriced for what it is. But you won't find much better Adjustable wrenches around. The Build quality is absolutely top notch and should last a very long time.Would totally recommend if you want a extremely high quality Adjustable wrench and don't mind paying a bit extra for the ''Bahco'' name.

Any self respecting plumber/heating engineer should have these in there kit absolutely essential will last forever with proper care

Bought one for my mate also as I liked the quality of the product so much.

very impressed.good wide jaw. rubber covered handle provides extra grip and comfort. jaw adjustment feels solid and jaws don't loosen on the nut.more expensive than some of the (much) cheaper alternatives, but you get what you pay for. i've had cheaper adjustable spanners in the past and managed to deform the jaws and/or round nuts when the jaws 'relax' a bit on the nut.this one feels like i'll never have that problem.

A replacement for my cheap, sloppy old ajustable wrench. Why on earth did I wait so long to do this?